💪 Strongest Man in the World

Who Is the Strongest Man on the Planet? Heaviest Weightlifting Records and Legends

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🏆 Strongman — Kings of Strength

Strongman (strongmen) competitions are an extreme strength sport in which athletes lift enormous weights, pull trucks, carry stones and perform other incredible feats of strength.

The World's Strongest Man (WSM) tournament has been held since 1977 and is considered the most prestigious strength sport event in the world.

👑 WSM Champions — Legends of Strength

Athlete Country Titles Active Years
Mariusz Pudzianowski Poland 5× WSM 2000–2009
Žydrūnas Savickas Lithuania 4× WSM 1998–2022
Brian Shaw USA 4× WSM 2005–2023
Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson Iceland 1× WSM 2010–2020
Mitchell Hooper Canada 1× WSM 2022–present

🏋️ Incredible Strength Records

Event Record Athlete Year
Deadlift (standard) 501 kg Hafþór Björnsson 2020
Deadlift (with belts) 537.5 kg Trey Mitchell / Danny Grigsby 2022–2023
Bench Press (equipped) 635 kg Jimmy Kolb 2023
Squat (raw) 490 kg Vladislav Alhazov 2018
Log Lift 230 kg Cheick Sanou 2023
Atlas Stones 286 kg Tom Stoltman 2023

🇱🇹 Lithuanian Strength Legend — Žydrūnas Savickas

Žydrūnas Savickas, known as "Big Z", is one of the most decorated strongman athletes in history. He won 4 WSM titles (2009, 2010, 2012, 2014), 8 Arnold Strongman Classic titles and dozens of other international competitions.

In 2015, Savickas achieved a 524 kg deadlift record, and in 2014 — a 228 kg log lift record. His career lasted more than 20 years, and he is considered one of the greatest strength athletes of all time.

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